BAGAIL 6 Set Packing Cubes,Travel Luggage Packing Organizers

Update: I used these on an 8 day vacation. I don't unpack into the dresser, I only hang the items that need some de-wrinkle time. I leave most things in my suitcase, so I'm in and out of the bags quite a bit. The zippers are still holding up and they slide very nicely. A HUGE plus I accidentally found out. A friend gave me a homemade bottle of meat marinade, which I packed in between some clothes in one of the bags for cushioning. It was in a zip lock bag, but for some reason things didn't hold and some of the liquid leaked out of both the bottle and the zip lock. I knew it as soon as I opened my suitcase as home, I could smell it. The packing cubes are not waterproof, but they must be somewhat water resistant because I only had the liquid in that bag. It was on the inside of the bag and hadn't leaked to the outside. Today I was cleaning up and it's clear it did not leak through to the outside. I'm using a rag with some water and dishwashing soap and the packing cube is not getting wet on the outside, only inside where I'm wiping. If you should have an unfortunate accident like mine, or have some damp clothes, or whatever, these bags seem to be a major mess saver! I'm totally sold!I had another brand of packing cubes and just started using them on my last vacation. Oh how I wish I'd known of packing cubes years ago! I suspect there are many reasons for packing cubes, individual to each of us. For me, it starts with I put my stuff where I put it and when I arrive at my destination it's still where I put it. The cubes keep your things from slipping and sliding all over. Sort of on the same vein, TSA won't sort through each bag, so your stuff is still where you put it when you arrive - I get really frustrated when I arrive and it looks like they dumped my suitcase on the tarmac and just scopped it all back up and tossed it in. People say you can get more in your suitcase and I would say that is probably true, I did end up with more room left. For me this was not necessarily an advantage, you still have that 50lb limit for checked bags if flying, so don't let yourself go crazy!Now to these specifically. My others were a very lightweight fabric, what you'd call "parachute material" I guess. It was a large set and had two each of varying colors. Not bad, I liked it. Until I found these. I'm a totally "matchy" kind of person and these all match and they match most any luggage color I would think to buy, so they'll last through all the suitcases TSA destroys and I have to replace. I thought the others had the advantage of "I had xxx item in xxx color". Yeah, that didn't work. Once I got to my destination I didn't remember color, I remembered size of bag. Sort of. Basically, I didn't remember what was where, so packing cubes are sort of a disadvantage for me in that regard...big deal, just unzip them. If you have a family and you want to give each person a color to pack in one bag, that might work but some of the colors/bags in that other set were very small so not with that particular set. I really like these, the colors are bright and cute.I ordered two different sets of these so I have the equivalent of the same bags as my other set. Depending on what I'm packing I want the options. These are a much heavier fabric, the two sets together weigh two pounds and when flying pounds matter. It's the only drawback I would comment on, my others were so lightweight. However, I can't see myself using all these at any one time though, so I'm not taking off stars or really viewing it as a negative.The other set is the same color. The other set has a laundry bag, I'll note it here in case you are looking. Some commented it wasn't very big and they didn't know what they'd do with it. I have always taken a plastic grocery sack for dirty clothes. Personally, I don't put all my dirty clothes in a laundry bag, just socks, undergarments, etc. The laundry bag is plenty big, it's bigger than a plastic grocery bag. The other sort of odd shaped zippered bag in that set, I didn't really know what it would be like, I think I will use it for shoes. I think it is bigger than it looked in the photos.Overall, though I haven't used them yet, my impression of these is great. The colors are bright. The fabric is a bit heavier than some, but not what I'd call bulky at all. The zippers work very well, I tried them all. I do not have the impression they will tear...any of them will if you overstuff them, just be respectful of the product. As to which set/s to buy, it would be personal preference, what you take on a vacation. The size variety is good, obviously better if you purchase the two sets. Purchasing the two sets was the same price as my one larger set and I found that to be a perfect combination of sizes.

I love the looks of these. They have really helped me when I am packing to go on a trip. It makes things tidy and helps me be able to easily know when things are. They are well built and seem like they will last a while.

These packing cubes are made of quality material; they are thicker than other packing cubes I owned. The large cube are quite large and you can put several pairs of jeans and pants in it and still have room for some T-shirts. I will take them with me to an upcoming trip in Asia. For now, so far so good. I am happy with the purchase.

Packing cubes are a must have for travel! They help keep everything neatly organized and easy to find in your suitcase. The quality of the material is excellent—durable, well-stitched, and built to last. They make packing and unpacking so much more convenient. The only downside is that they don’t compress, so if you’re looking to save space, they may not be the best option. However, for staying organized and keeping clothes clean when using hotel drawers they’re fantastic!

Highly recommended products. I don’t know how many sets I’ve bought so far. Bought for the family and friends. They love it.

A must for suitcase packing! Swear by these!

Use these every time I travel. Helps organize and neatly pack all of your clothes.

TLDR; A very handy set of luggage organizers that punch far beyond their modest price-point.After my old soft-shell suitcase finally fell apart at the seams, I ended up purchasing a new 25-inch hard shell from Travelpro. While casually browsing for accessories, I came across these organizers and thought "Hey, they're only 17 bucks, might as well give them a try". Honestly, I wasn't expecting much from these, especially given that the name brand alternatives were double or triple the price. Boy was I surprised.The actual material that the bags are made from is quite thin, unlike the much thicker polyester ripstop that you might find on Patagonia's Black Hole series or packing cubes. However, in my opinion, this is totally fine as it keeps the organizers light and easy to store when not in use. The mesh on the top of the organizers also appear adequately strong. The zipper does appear to be the weak-point, but as long as you don't overstuff the cube, you won't have to worry about it failing.The main advantage of these organizers lies in their sizing. With a 25-inch suitcase, you can comfortably fit 2-3 different combinations that will lie flat. Furthermore, the depth of the organizers allow for you to stack two layers comfortably if you suitcase can accommodate it. The smaller, narrow bags are great for underwear, socks, and accessories while the medium sized bags are great for shirts. Meanwhile, the larger bags are great for pants, dress shirts, and even shoes.Overall, I would give this purchase a strong 5/5 rating. For what you are paying, you really can't expect much more than what this packing set offers. Sure, if you overstuff the bags, the zipper WILL fail. However, as long as you take good care of them, I know these organizers will last for many trips.